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<code>public</code> by itself means this is an instance-based member that is accessible to external callers (those with access to the type itself). <code>static</code> by itself means the member is not instance-based: you can call it without needing any particular instance (or even any instance at all); without an accessibility qualifier, non-public is assumed - so the member will not be accessible to external callers. <code>public static</code> is a <code>static</code> method that is accessible to external callers. Memory usage is identical in both cases: any variables declared in the method are scoped to the method-call itself (as an implementation detail: via the stack; also: I'm assuming no "captured variables", and no <code>async</code> or <code>yield</code> usage), Nothing in this is specific to ASP.NET / MVC. However, "action" methods on controllers are, IIRC, expected to be public / instance, so with the <code>public</code> modifier, and without the <code>static</code> modifier. Basically: Accessibility: <ul> <li>none specified: defaults to "private" (or "internal" for outer-classes)</li> <li>"private": only available to code inside that type</li> <li>"protected": available to code inside that type or sub-types</li> <li>"internal": available to code in the same assembly</li> <li>"protected internal": either "protected" or (union) "internal"</li> <li>"public": available to all callers with access to the type</li> </ul> Static / etc: <ul> <li>none specified: instance-based; an instance is required, and code has automatic access to instance-members (via <code>this.</code>) and <code>static</code> members</li> <li>"static": no instance is required; code has automatic access to <code>static</code> members only</li> </ul>
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